NEW RECORDS OF MOSQUITO SPECIES FROM NORTHERN ARGENTINA

Edecio I.Villarroel Martínez; Paul L. Duque; Roberto D.Coello Peralta; Gustavo Molina; Eduardo Mendoza; Jonathan Liria-Salazar; Juan Carlos Navarro; María J.Dantur Juri

doi:10.2987/24-7196

NEW RECORDS OF MOSQUITO SPECIES FROM NORTHERN ARGENTINA

Edecio I.Villarroel Martínez
, Paul L. Duque
, Roberto D.Coello Peralta
, Gustavo Molina
, Eduardo Mendoza
, Jonathan Liria-Salazar
, Juan Carlos Navarro
, María J.Dantur Juri

Life sciences Faculty

Unidad Ejecutora Lillo
Universidad de Guayaquil
Universidad Nacional de Tucuman
Fundación Miguel Lillo
Universidad Internacional SEK Ecuador

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Abstract

Changes in the ecosystems of vector-borne diseases can make the environment more or less favorable for mosquito vectors, animal reservoirs, and disease transmission. We report for the 1st time Anopheles marajoara in Argentina. In addition, An. deaneorum is reported for the 1st time in northwestern area of the country. Aedes fulvus, Culex eduardoi, Limatus durhamii, Mansonia pseudotitillans, Psorophora albigenu, Ps. cingulata, and Uranotaenia nataliae are recorded for the 1st time in Tucumán Province. Data on collection localities and comments about medical importance are also presented.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	178-181
Number of pages	4
Journal	Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association
Volume	40
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2987/24-7196
State	Published - 2024

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Keywords

Distribution
mosquitoes
rainforest areas
urban areas

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NEW RECORDS OF MOSQUITO SPECIES FROM NORTHERN ARGENTINA

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